Because the Burmese Constitution provides immunity for the junta and its crimes, the only hope for prosecution is through international law.

As China's economic and political rise makes itself felt in Asia, Japan and Southeast Asia face serious foreign policy dilemmas in the coming years.

Obama is set to meet the Dalai Lama, while the United States and China have already had a number of issues stoking the contention and competition between them recently.

The people and government of Taiwan are no strangers to natural disaster, and their history has galvanized them to do as much as possible to help bring Haiti to its feet.

Despite the risk of land mines and the fact that many refugees don't want to go, the Thai government is set to start moving Karen refugees back to Burma this month.

Sources close to Burma's junta leader say that an announcement may be coming in February regarding a timetable for an upcoming election.

Although women in Nepal have made great strides in recent decades, taking on greater roles in politics, leadership is needed to further their advancement.

Because the Burmese Constitution provides immunity for the junta and its crimes, the only hope for prosecution is through international law.

Not surprisingly, the people of China are not happy with the way their government is monitoring and filtering material on the Internet.

A court ruling to allow the use of the word "Allah" in Christian publications is causing divisions among the diverse people of Malaysia.

Three decades after a brutal period in their history, indigenous Australians are still struggling for land rights and identity on their native soil.

With the level of destruction in Burma on scale with Darfur, some Karen refugees are resettling in the cold climate of Ireland.